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# Preface

This document describes the steps for installing and configuring the components of the Argus Safety Unblinding application.

## Audience

This document is technical in nature and presents technical details about the processes it discusses. It assumes that you are a qualified ORACLE Database Administrator. We recommend reading the entire document before execution the Interface programs.

## About This Book

This manual contains:

Chapter 1, "Using the EOSU Generic Software"

Provides information for configuring and using the EOSU software including:

- Logging in to EOSU and Starting a Profile Configuration

- Configuring a New EOSU Profile

- Copying, Modifying, and Deleting Profiles

- Executing an EOSU Profile

- Using the EOSU Report Viewer

- Exiting from EOSU

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## Related Documents

This section lists the manuals for all Oracle Argus products. You can order printed manuals from the Oracle iStore.

Oracle Argus Documentation The documentation set includes:

- Oracle Argus Installation Guide

- Oracle Argus Interchange User's Guide

- Oracle Argus Affiliate User's Guide

- Oracle Argus Safety Console User's Guide

- Oracle Argus Safety User's Guide

- Oracle Argus Safety End of Study Unblinding User's Guide

- Oracle Argus Dossier User's Guide

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